Can anyone else access that link? I'm not getting through. Says that there's no packet loss but I can't see anything in the web browser. It takes very long time to load and nothing is showing.

How many hours a day does a ReactOS dev usually spend on doing this in their free time?

• How many average hours/day?
• How many average days/week?
• How many average days/month?
• Is there any ReactOS devs that do this fulltime?

So theoretically 2 months, how many actual months would you estimate that it takes judging from your experience?

Is there a certain release cycle that ReactOS try to go by?
http://www.reactos.org/en/about_roadmap.html
Or will there only be a more consistent release cycle once it has reached Beta or Production status?

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As far as I'm aware, the only parts of a computer that could be really be damaged due to a sudden crash are the hard disk drives, which might become corrupted.

Tnx again for the advices. I can live with hard drive corruptions every now and then

ic thanks I will follow your advice. So ReactOS-alpha is dangerous to surrounding partitions but the harm it might inflict to the hardware isn't permanent right? Just so I know if I should test ReactOS on a brand new laptop or an old auctioned kind of laptop.

Is ReactOS- alpha safe for multi-boot-partitions? If I'm going to test ROS then I don't want to use any virtualization emulators like QEMU or VMware. I wanna do it directly on my hardware. But when reading the FAQ http://www.reactos.org/wiki/index.php/FAQ I want to test ReactOS without risking my ex...

Ni borde lägga upp den videon på "ReactOS Media länken" som många newbies säkert klickar på när dem försöker ta reda på vad ReactOS är för nåt i början.
http://www.reactos.org/en/media.html